Selamat Detang! It's Saturday again. Hope everyone is having a great weekend. I had so much fun browsing the photos I took around Georgetown, Penang when my partner and I had a holiday there. Georgetown is the capital of Penang and a UNESCO World Heritage site. I captured most of the photos below while riding on a tuk-tuk or rickshaw which is a very common transportation around Georgetown. Enjoy!
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| The Kapitan Keling Mosque built in 1801 |
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| The famous Choo Chay Keong temple of Yap Kongsi (Clan House) |
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| some old houses around Georgetown |
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| went to see the waterhouses with Uncle, our rickshaw's driver |
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| passed by Little India, Georgetown |
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| Outside the Sri Mariamman Temple, the oldest Hindu temple in Georgetown |
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| The Guan Yin temple is the oldest Chinese temple in Penang, existed around 1728. |
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| the Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower |
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| the Gurney Drive offers a scenic view and has many shopping centres along the road |
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| this street with lots of colorful houses caught my attention |
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| The Municipal Council of Pinang Hall or City hall built in 1903 is a colonial building which is still well- preserved until today |
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| KOMTAR (Kompleks Tun Abdul Razak) Tower is said to be Penang's first skycraper. |
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| when in Georgetown, don't forget to drop by at Swensens just around Times Square. You won't miss it. |
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